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*Contents described below! All the herbs in the tinctures and otherwise are grown or foraged by me and are 100% chemical free. Shiitake are grown by me in woodland oak logs taken from storms, etc. and are purchased organic spawn. The vodka in the tinctures is Minnesota Organic Prairie brand. *Special and New! - a self-guided for-rest walk in red wing, see details for this walk! Add glee and / or release rumination into transformative tree energy. The walk in the wild of Red Oak Woods for CSH Full Subscribers!
Each delivery will include a newsletter with plant traditions touching on local Indigenous, European and American folk uses of the herbs. My remedies use primarily Minnesota plants. More about me and Red Oak Woods: I received my Certificate in Herbal Studies in May, 2022, from Minneapolis College. I am excited to share the learning I received from the great Erica Fargione <3
Contents Include: May, morels (90% likely, discount if none) nettle tops (2 qt bag), 2 oz calendula and frankinsence resinous salve for garden hands, Remedy: “Night rain for transcendant Sleep” (chamomile, Lemon Balm, Catnip, Hops)
June, candied violets (2 oz), one dozen balsam fir lollipops, spring medicinal arrangement (dandelion greens, motherwort, raspberry leaves, etc) Remedy: “Radiator” for heat and tension (Sumac and Lemon Balm)
July, medicinal flower arrangement will include lichens and moss, woodland interest with herbs such as feverfew, mullein leaves, mountain mint, mugwort and cultivated annual flowers, 2 arty bars of vegan red clover soap; Remedy: “All in your Head” for neck and head tension (Feverfew and Lavender)
August, music garlic 1 lb, one dozen aronia berry (black chokeberry) lollipops, 2 oz numbing CBD salve with prickly ash berry infusion “Sweeet Uplift” general adaptogen (Red Clover and Heartsease)
September, shiitake mushrooms (90% likely, discount if none), monarda and lemon balm bouquets to dry for winter teas, small hops aromatherapy pillow for sleep (10oz) Remedy, “See the Good” for Seasonal Affects (St. John’s Wort and Lemon Balm) St. John’s Wort should be avoided if taking anti - depressants, allergy medications or certain other medications, so this can be swapped for another remedy)
Potential for: Mullein oil, rasperry cherry bark oxymel, rhubarb wine and other surprise items to be added once the season begins in earnest. Please reach out if you are curious about a specific remedy.
please inquire with me for any ingredient details you would like, stareyeart@aol.com, g@gitapatina.com, or use the form below! thank you